If Trico can't squeeze through an archway, he will stick his head through, which delivers you the excellent sight of an enormous dog's face popping out of the wall, and gives you opportunity to stroke his nose with the circle button. If you've ever spent time with a dog you will see canine behaviour emerge in the form of sudden sneezes that seem to surprise the animal, and the attentive sitting posture of a creature keenly trying to understand what a human is telling them. His eyes glow different colours to reflect different emotional states - yellow for hunger, purple for aggression - but his subtle changes in posture and expression tell you everything. Described plainly, in terms of switches and jumping puzzles, The Last Guardian doesn't sound like much, but it's a huge pleasure to spend time with Trico, who is realised with extraordinary subtlety and attention to detail.
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